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Discoloured water supply affects Tauranga residents

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Tauranga residents may notice discolouration in their water this morning. PHOTO/FILE

Tauranga residents may notice discolouration in their water this morning. PHOTO/FILE

People living between Oropi and Tauranga central could have discoloured water this morning.

The discolouration was caused by a fault with a valve in a treatment plant last night, and the dirty colour is due to natural minerals which have built up in the pipes, according to Tauranga City Council.

A large amount of water was pushed through the treatment system to dislodge the minerals.

If residents run their outside tap for five minutes, the colour should clear.

See more at: http://www.tauranga.govt.nz/news/tabid/667/aid/44719/tctl/1435_ViewAnnouncement/Default.aspx#sthash.u8WRGe2E.dpuf

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